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A councillor did not breach standards rules by saying health campaigners should "get a life", a watchdog has found.

Charitable trust created by Gordon and Ena Baxter has agreed 535 awards

A mum is calling for a change to how sex education is taught after "inappropriate material” left her daughter feeling "anxious" and "stressed".

Weather warnings for Storm Eowyn expected to bring more snow to Aberdeenshire, however the council was glad it didn’t come to anything.

Three bands have been added to the line-up for a festival in Cooper Park.

A silent season at a distillery has led to staff redundancies being made.

The theft of a motorcycle has seen police launch an appeal for information.

A local MSP has slammed First Minister John Swinney of trying to “sabotage” the Scottish fishing industry.

Parklands Care Homes’ employees have voted for their two new charity partnerships.

Fake banknotes are being used to buy vehicles from Facebook Marketplace in the north east, according to the police.

Campaigners fighting to keep ten Victorian-style lampposts have agreed a “way forward” with Aberdeenshire Council after nearly a year.

A disabled woman who frequently shopped at the now-closed St Giles Centre says shopping in Elgin is no longer feasible.

An increasing number of businesses and social enterprises are offering tourism experiences to meet the demand for meaningful travel.

What will the Year of the Snake have in store?

Cycle Aberdeenshire has confirmed it has entered a third year of its mutual partnership with the Handsling Alba Development Road Team.

A 26-year-old died and an 18-year-old was taken to hospital after an early morning crash.

Plans have been lodged to add spiked railings at Duff House in Banff in a bid to stop “loitering youths” from hanging around the historic mansion.

Remember to nominate by midnight on Sunday, February 2! You won’t turn into a pumpkin but you’ll miss the chance to support your local heroes!

A Moray political stalwart has revealed he will not contest the next election, describing his years as MSP as an “absolute privilege”.

Rail lines in the Highlands and Moray have reopened after being hit by Storm Éowyn at the weekend - with some disruption expected to continue today.